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Each and every one is a special and individual personality with other talents, abilities, feelings and strengths. Both spouses are partners and responsible for the management of the home, both bear the burden of education, and both are 'homeowners.' Everyone contributes all their strength and energy to the success of themselves and their family.

Every couple goes through crises, challenges or difficulties in their married life. The greatness of a couple's success is to get them together. In the vast majority of cases, in the forces of both spouses while conducting a deep and honest conversation, and seeking the truth out of love, coping and even transcending the crisis.

Much can be learned from the recent Torah passages for relationships in general and the marital relationship in particular. Healthy winners full of attention and listening will be welcome.

Routine and habit make it difficult to maintain the enthusiasm and excitement of the beginning in any field. And yet, every person and every couple has the actions, interactions or actions that excite him and recharge him with strength and energy. The trick is to identify these and maximize them.

God refers to Ishmael "wherever he is" - oh, he says, only in the place, in time, and in his present condition. In a relationship it is sometimes important to solve challenges with contemporary eyes only; Address only the case before us and not things from the past or what may be the future.

The great freedom has arrived - what do you do with so much free time? Even in married life there are decades of together thinking about what and how to do. The work and hard work of the whole family connects and consolidates everyone and also the relationship.

In the life of a couple, every couple goes through crises, some unbearable and some lighter. In some cases we must learn from the reaction of Aaron the priest to the death of his two sons: Lidom. Sometimes, words have less power than silence. The couple must learn when to talk and when to be silent.

Our mother Rebecca is a universal question that every person asks himself during his life, "Why is it selfish?" Why did I come into the world? Even in a relationship, it is natural and healthy to ask oneself "why is it us"? And most importantly, do as Rebecca did and demand, seek, answers.

As the corona plague rages, the reality of life has brought most of us to spend multiple hours with the kids and the couple. How to practice? How do you function? It is important right now in the family quarantine in the limited compound that everyone from the household, and especially the parents, will have the personal space.

We all go through different stages in our lives. Sometimes we are in the "eternal" state where everything seems negative, bad, and a failure. And sometimes we are in the "eternal God" where everything seems rosy, successful, happy, promising and encouraging. There are ups and downs, successes and failures, crises and solutions in the life of the couple as well.

The constant and close interaction between neighbors can be a lever for significant friendships. It is important for every couple to know how to maintain a loyal and committed relationship among the surrounding community. It is important to nurture the 'private house' inside and leave a private-couple compound where only the couple 'friends'.

The whole essence of a relationship is the inclusion and understanding that we are two and therefore it is important that each relate to the desires of the other. Only in a deep understanding of a true marital relationship can both spouses confront and perhaps even quarrel, but know that 'togetherness' is stronger than anything.